glen quagmire
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As soon as the sheik got his wallet out, i knew citeh would be for me.
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How long have you been a City fan?
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longdendaleblue
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not that long as I became one, I come from a rugby league town (Barrow in furness)- and had preferred R L until my friend at work a life long blue 57 years of age invited me to eastlands - it was the game that stevie ireland had his superman pants on - i think we were playing sunderland - I have not stopped following CITY ever since, I can see why blues from birth are so dogged in there defence of the club - I ve only been following city since psycho was managing and I am fully passionate about celebrating and defending CITY against the usual rag shite comments which seem to on the rise.
Anyway as its my first post, I want thank all those blues who adopted me as there own and made my life in manchester a who lot better and a whole lot bluer. CTID
Anyway as its my first post, I want thank all those blues who adopted me as there own and made my life in manchester a who lot better and a whole lot bluer. CTID
sherburncity
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27th Jan 1968 V Reading in the F.A. cup,nil nil draw.Beat them 4 days later at their ground 7-0.Yeh just another glory hunter.
portisheadblue
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I started supporting City aged 7 in 1955 and was allowed to go unescorted to Maine Road for Saturday matches when I was about 12 ... we were brought up proper in Abbey Hey
By the time I was 17 me and my mate Pete were following home and away as we rose from the second division to become the best team in the land winning everything as the history books show
The current times are easily the most exciting partly due to TV and the Internet Nowadays I hardly ever miss a match but only go two or three times to COMS a season
we are the luckiest team on the planet and one day we may well be the best. Until then I think we should all keep our sense of humour, keep a sense of perspective and keep on supporting The Blues
Thank you to the Sheikh for cheering me and you up
Come on City
By the time I was 17 me and my mate Pete were following home and away as we rose from the second division to become the best team in the land winning everything as the history books show
The current times are easily the most exciting partly due to TV and the Internet Nowadays I hardly ever miss a match but only go two or three times to COMS a season
we are the luckiest team on the planet and one day we may well be the best. Until then I think we should all keep our sense of humour, keep a sense of perspective and keep on supporting The Blues
Thank you to the Sheikh for cheering me and you up
Come on City
LittleStan
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born blue in 1969. Went to games with my mum, dad and sister in the '70's when they could afford it and sat in the platt lane corner.
Started going on my own in 1984 when I had a paper round and could afford tickets. Then got sesson tickets for the Kippax when I started work in '85.
City is not a choice, it is an afflicition.Thanks dad!
Started going on my own in 1984 when I had a paper round and could afford tickets. Then got sesson tickets for the Kippax when I started work in '85.
City is not a choice, it is an afflicition.Thanks dad!
Dextersmate
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1955 aged 7